Great photo of "The Mang" going old school.  

Yo VEB. Figured I'd try out the video fanshot feature (not sure if anybody else has yet, but it doesn't seem like it). I have a fairly semi-popular YouTube channel with over 500 subscribers, so I made this as a vlog entry but since it pertains to the Cardinals, I figured you guys would enjoy the stories (and to know that Wainer is an awesome guy). Quite frankly, he'd have to be a neo-Nazi with a thirst for babies for me to dislike him after clocking out Beltran looking, but the fact that he's a genuinely pleasant guy makes him that much better of a guy for the team.

Be sure to read the details in the video for more info. I'll post more Cards-related videos soon enough.

1958 scorecard cover. see previous fanshot posts.

this is the last one i have for now; i'll scan some more eventually.

1955 scorecard cover. see previous fanshot post.

a few years back my grandfather gave me one of the coolest christmas presents i've ever received. i'm a scorekeeping addict when i go to ballgames, so with that in mind my grandfather (who is a lifelong cardinals fan) unearthed five old scorecards that he had saved from when he went to games with my grandmother and their kids. they ranged in year from '54 to '64, and there were some exciting names - jackie robinson, roy campanella, willie mays, stan musial, hank aaron, eddie mathews, bill mazeroski, roberto clemente... you get the idea. it was an amazing gift and it ranks up there in my memorabilia collection (right next to the '87 seat cushion that a co-worker gave me after finding it at a yard sale in virginia).

this one is the cover from the '54 scorecard - i have a few more of them scanned, they're coming next.

I was wandering around AT&T stadium taking pictures of the view from each section when Pujols hit his home run tonight, and I got incredibly lucky- I had just stepped up to the left field bleacher railing when he hit it, and it was coming right at me. Somehow I managed to photograph the ball in flight (I had totally lost it in the lights, but the camera saw it!).  

Should have a bunch more pocket-fuji quality pictures in that album as soon as picassa works again... ATT park is incredibly beautiful.

Circa 1992 TOPPS: kids

Here is an image I made for your computer background.
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